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This piece doesn't address the issues brought up in the original article. Your dry cleaner is a 10 minute drive away? Surely there is a more efficient way to
by joejohnson 15y ago
This piece doesn't address the issues brought up in the original article. Your dry cleaner is a 10 minute drive away? Surely there is a more efficient way to make that same journey that won't involve an "over engineered" car with a massive possible range. Certainly you don't need four passenger seats when traveling to the dry cleaners. Thus, you could probably get by with a smaller vehicle or a smart form of public transportation to accomplish the same task (and reduce the amount of space used for parking lots).
I think I am putting more thought into this comment than Isaac Sukin put into understanding the original piece.
- IceCreamYou 15y agoNo. One of my main points is that "efficiency" is not necessarily the right goal to strive for. Not to mention that I explained that there isn't a more efficient way to make the same journey without undue effort.